I have html like this:
<input tabindex="0" id="x-widget-2-input" value="xyz" style="width:142px;" class="GP34Q33JX GP34Q33EX" type="text">
I want to call the element that contains "xyz" from vb.net with webbrowser, anyone can help?
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I have HTML which looks like this:
<input type="text" name="USERNAME.DUMMY.DUMMY.1" value="" id="USERNAME.DUMMY.DUMMY" class="username" size="25" autocomplete="Off">
I am trying to insert text to this input element after loading it. Her is my Robot script:
Open Browser ${url} ${browser}
Sleep ${wait}
Input Text id=USERNAME.DUMMY.DUMMY ${text}
But it is never able to find the ID. I have tried the same with class and name attributes but none of them work. This element is not under an iFrame.
Any help would be appreciated !
Can you try
input text //*[#id="USERNAME.DUMMY.DUMMY"]
I am trying to fill out a web form in IE with data from a workbook but I am having trouble addressing the text box since it seems to lack a name.
The site is behind a login so no link, sorry. But the element presents itself as
<input type="text" placeholder=" Søg på brugernavn, referencenummer, eller e-mail" ng-model="filterSearch.search" ng-change="filterOnSearch()" ng-model-options="{ debounce: 500 }" class="ng-pristine ng-valid ng-empty ng-touched">
when inspecting it in chrome.
I have tried
ie.document.getelementsbyclassname("ng-pristine ng-valid ng-empty ng-touched").Value = "11"
but VBA throws me a run-time error '438': Object doesn't support this property or method.
Any suggestions?
It may sound confusing but anytime you are trying to pull an element by classname you need to use the
.item(0)
after that you would use something similar to
ie.document.getelementsbyclassname("ng-pristine ng-valid ng-empty ng-touched").item(0).Value = "11"
This is assuming that you are trying to fill out an input box that has the class above and that the element is the only 1 in its class or the first one.
In the event that it does not work it may not be the first element in that class and then you may need to do item(1) or item(2) etc.
So I want to be able to extract the some HTML code from a webpage and assign it to a variable with Excel VBA. Here is my example VBA code:
Pass = IE.Document.getElementsByClassName("summary_field_value easy-read-display")(0).innerText
This returns text, but not the right text from the webpage. In the HTML code, there are a number of fields that look like this:
<div class="ui-body-b summary_field">
<span class="summary_field_name">Username:</span>
<span class="summary_field_value easy-read-display">TestUser</span>
<div class="ui-body-b summary_field">
<span class="summary_field_name">Password:</span>
<span class="summary_field_value easy-read-display">uhQT65$We2</span>
So when my code runs, it produces "TestUser". How can I get it to return "uhQT65$We2" which is the password since the class names are the same (summary_field_value easy-read-display)?
Thanks for the help.
How do I get this, from my webbrowser into a label in vb?
Like.. how do do I get the "apple" into a label?
<div class="banana">
<input class="form-control" type="text" placeholder="Result" value="apple>
</div>
Try the following:
YourLabel.Text = Wb.Document.GetElementById("yourId").GetAttribute("value")
You'll have to provide the input tag in the HTML document with an id, though. If you're not in control of the HTML, take a look at GetElementsByTagName.
How can I paste a text to the text area within a form in the browser control?
I think how i have selected is correct
browser1.Document.Forms.GetElementsByName("editform").GetElementsByName("input")
UPDATE:Here is the Html
....
<form name="editform">
<textarea name="input">
</textarea>
</form>
...
Here is an example of how it can be done based on the HTML you've provided. You must first add a reference to MSHTML via the Microsoft.mshtml. Also, I would recommed adding an id attribute to the text area then you can get to it much easier. Something along these lines.
<form name="editform">
<textarea id="myTextArea" name="input">
</textarea>
</form>
Then you can set the value property of the text area.
Dim textArea As HTMLTextAreaElement
textArea = WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("myTextArea").DomElement
textArea.value = "Hello World!"
Figured out it's not possible due to security reasons.